A man has been arrested after police discovered a £100k cannabis farm in a house in Urmston .
The plants were found by officers on Saturday evening (October 27) following a raid at an address.
A 'substantial' cannabis farm was found across several rooms of the property.
Officers say the potential street value of the class B drug would be around £100,000.
A large amount of cash was also found and seized by police.
A man has now been arrested on suspicion of production of cannabis, money laundering and possession of class A drugs.
He remains in custody for questioning.
Enquiries are currently ongoing.
In a post on the GMP Trafford North Facebook page, police said: "Trafford West Neighbourhood officers attended an address in Urmston this evening.
"An adult male has been arrested on suspicion of production of cannabis, money laundering and possesion of class A drugs.
"A search of the property located a substantial cannabis farm within several areas of the property with a potential value of £100,000 and a large cash amount seized.
"Currently enquires are continuing and a male remains in custody for questioning.
"Taking positive action against drugs in our community remains a priority."
Anyone with information about criminal activity can call police on 101.
Alternatively, call Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111.
